
Warriors speak the language of baseball
Members of the Southern Wesleyan University Baseball Team share ball-playing skills with Puerto Rican youngsters.
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Members of the Southern Wesleyan University Baseball Team share ball-playing skills with Puerto Rican youngsters.

Nadine Carmon established Recycled Love Thrift Store in North Charleston, whose proceeds to support a shelter she hopes to develop for dislocated families.

SWU President Todd Voss, right, shares the university’s vision with area business and community leaders during a MCPC (Manufacturers Caring for Pickens County) luncheon May 21 on the Central campus.

Jason Norton, left, regional director of Southern Wesleyan University’s North Augusta learning center, presented much-needed items donated by students to Betts Murdison, resident and CEO of Ronald McDonald House in Augusta.
Southern Wesleyan University announces its spring 2014 dean’s list students. They earned a GPA of 3.5 or higher on all work attempted (12 hours or more) during the spring 2014 semester, with no grade for any single course below 3.0.

A classic George Bernard Shaw play was staged by students who are members of Easley Home Educators.

Tyson Wright of Greer is the first to graduate from SWU in the "Call Me Mister" program.

Alexandria Gillcrese of Lexington, a recent Southern Wesleyan University graduate, found her degree program beneficial to her professional development.

SWU faculty applauds the 2014 graduates as they move in a processional up Wesleyan Drive towards Newton Hobson Chapel and Fine Arts Center.

Fred Andrews, center, was honored April 12 by the naming of the Pastor Fred Andrews Counseling Room of the Nicholson-Mitchell Christian Ministry Center, thanks to donations from his family, friends and members of ALIVE Wesleyan Church's...

Southern Wesleyan University Psychology Professor Emily Germain, left, with student Gordon Overholtzer, who gave presentations on violent video games and aggressive behavior at two academic events in April.

Pictured from left are Raymond Ford of Spartanburg; Kaylee Frazier of Colfax, N.C.; Taylor Looney of Inman; and Alex Gebert of Easley. Not pictured is Nick MacDonald of Durham, N.C.

Southern Wesleyan University students performed a variety of Broadway melodies during the “Pops” Concert, which returned to the Central campus April 26.